Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-02

COUNTY JAIL REPoRT.-Jailer Newbert
makes the following report for the month
of October: Confined during the month,
IS, for the following offenses Assault to
murder, 6; grand larceny, 2; burglary, 3;
felony, 3; obtaining money by false pre-
lenses, L. assault with deadly weapon 9;
petit larceny, 3; disturbing the peace, IL;
misdemeanor, 5; vagrancy, II; battery, 10;
insane, 3; detained witness, L; safe keeping.
3. Total, 65. During the month the fol-
lowing were discharged for reasons herein
set forth By expiration of sentence, IA;
by order of Court, 8; sent to State Prison,
l; sent to Insane Asylum, l; sent to Reform
School, l; by Commissioners of Lunacy, 2;
by furnishing bonds, ,; want of charge, 2
Total, q. Remaining in custody Novem-
Der LIST, So.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE-The De Lano
Uncle Toms Cabin " Company produce
the play at a matinee this afternoon at 2
o'clock, and for the last time tonight The
play, even when iudifferently presented,
has wonderfully attractive power, due to
the recollection of the influence Mrs.
Stoves book had upon political and social
conditions in this country in the days of
slavery. De Lano has not been successful
in securing good support His Eva, Eliza.
ing would enable him to present the piece
in way worthy of COMMUNICATION.
SETTLED WITH THE STATE.-The follow
ing amounts were yesterday paid into the
State Treasury; Secretary of State, fees for
October 81, 16S 70. Nearly all of this
money goes into the State Library Fund
Since the LIST of January the fees of the
Secretary of States office that have been
paid into the State Library Fund amount
to more than $4,000. Surveyor-G General
Reichert paid in as fees for October, Sur
veyor-Generals office, 5000 so; State
Land Office, $2S7. An escheated estate was
also paid in from Humboldt county,
amounting to 1914 So.
AN ITEM DIsALLowED.-A dispatch from
Washington last night says: The First
Comptroller has sustained the action of the
Auditor for Postoffices, in disallowing an
Item OF $40 in the accounts of the Post
master at Sacramento, California this
amount having been paid to a clerk in the
Sacramento Postoffice as extra compensa-
ton for the delivery of special delivery
letters. The Comptroller holds that extra
compensation of this kind can only be paid
1n-cases of delivery at third and fourth
class Postofices.
RAILROAD HOSPITAL REPoRr.-Thos. w.
Huntington, NJ. D., Superintendent of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Hospital, makes
the following report for the month ending
October 81, 1887: Number of patients in
hospital October LIST, So; admitted during
month, So discharged, s4; died, 8; on
hand November LIST, 81. Total number of
private house and Office patients treated
during month, 29S.
AUCTION TO-DAY. = Bell & Co., auc-
tioneers, will close out without reserve. at
salesroom, No. 927 K street, at 10 A. NJ. to-
day, lot of groceries, parlor bedroom.
dining-room and kitchen furniture, carpets
etc. Sale positive.
FELT hats, all shapes, IS cents; stylishlv
trimmed street hats, IS cents; stiff wings,
all colors, 8 cents each; fancy feathers
pompons, birds, wings, etc, 25 and 10 cts:
handsome hat trimming, studded with
beads, Is inches wide, 50 cents per ward.
wtSth double the money. Millinery de-
payment, Red House.
MATHUsIfIK solid iron frame piano, best
and most dufable. Ten sold to one of
any other make, at Cooper's Music Store.